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Software/Hardware Co-design Research Engineer - AI Processors I am partnered with a global tech giant at their research center in Cambridge, who are looking for someone with an academic background to bring onto their high caliber team. Responsibilities: Lead a specific sub-technical direction within the AI … Processor Software & Hardware Co-design Lab, focusing on NPU chip technology. Identify pivotal technologies, formulate strategic evolution plans, and drive implementation to establish industry-leading technical prowess. Spearhead technology and business innovations, integrating various application algorithms, frameworks, runtimes, modeling, simulation, and compilers within processor domains. Anticipate AI industry trends … usability and performance challenges across the AI stack. Qualifications Required: Extensive experience in optimizing AI chip architectures and systems. Proficiency in mainstream heterogeneous computing software and hardware architectures. Practical expertise in at least one of: Numerical Calculation, Compilation, Algorithm & chip co-design, Runtime, Shared Memory. Deep understanding of AI more »

Senior Software Engineer - Cambridge - £75K Are you passionate about crafting cutting-edge solutions that power global products and services? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment where innovation and excellence are the norm? If so i have just the role for you at a leading global product and SaaS … a culture of continuous improvement, we are shaping the future of technology. Responsibilities: Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and deploy scalable software solutions that meet the needs of our global clientele. Architect robust systems using languages such as C#, Golang, and React frameworks, leveraging the latest … members, and contributing to the overall success of the engineering team. Drive innovation through research, experimentation, and the adoption of emerging best practices in software development. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent work experience). Extensive experience in software development more »